Supreme Court of India
Laxmappa Bhimappa Hulsgeri by Lrs. and Ors. v. Hanumappa Shetteppa Korwar and Ors.
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Karnataka Land Revenue Act, 1964; Section 133/Karnataka Land Reforms Act; Ss. 5, 132 & 133/Bombay Tenancy and Agricultural Lands Act, 1948; Section 64(3) : Suit for declaration of title of disputed /arid filed by son-Suit decreed by trial Court in respect of half share of suit /and-Reversed by first appellate Court holding that though first respondent and his mother possess proprietary rights in the suit land but these rights extinguished since vesting of the lands in Government from 1.3.1974, subject to rights of landlords and tenants thereon-Appeal allowed by High Court holding first
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